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Crash and road-user characteristics in non-fatal motor vehicle collisions in Nairobi, Kenya : short research report

20 April, 200629 April, 2015 EMKF Uncategorized

Crash and road-user characteristics in non-fatal motor vehicle collisions in Nairobi, Kenya : short research report

Saidi H, Macharia W, Ating’a J.

African Safety Promotion. 2006;4(3):50-58

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